Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Jedediah Bila" channel.

It turns out that if you do it right, your favorite people are your husband and kids, and vice-versa. It's sad when people feel like their loved ones are a burden.
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She's a beautiful woman with a terrible voice.
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While I think you make a lot of valid points, I don't think you give much consideration for the fact that men are taking longer to grow up. They're taking longer to find their way. They're not helped by a culture that puts loose women in their paths at every turn.
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Men are looking for a woman that won't add to their troubles. Women are, too. Pickings are slim for both.
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If ladies night is "Ladies Night" at the bar, without her mate tagging along, that's not healthy. That's just asking for trouble, even if it starts out innocently enough. No good woman would want that. No good man would put up with it.
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An economically successful man under the age of 60, has no shortage of female attention. It's just hard to sort through for the good ones. It's much the same for a reasonably attractive woman under 30. It all revolves around fertility and economic viability. The economic part for the males and fertility for the females. The reason for the disparity is for what each gender brings to the equation. If you can't support a family, you're not going to find very good women. Women, for their part, need to guard their virtue, and not give it away to a man because of mere lust. Men need to guard their economic viability and not give it away to a woman because of mere lust. I think most women who succumb to lust, early, would make reasonably good wives for the men they sleep with, but the mere fact that they slept with a man without any real guarantees of commitment means they will never find that commitment. It's easy for a young woman to find a man who will sleep with them. It's hard for a young woman to find a good man who will make a commitment, when so many women give it away for nothing.
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These "boss babes" are probably unhappy. It's really hard to be a Type A "executive" type and be happy. What women don't realize or choose to forget is that "top executives" lead pretty miserable lives.
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Maybe 99%.
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@joesixpack8305 All the "good stuff" is around the perimeter of most stores. All the fresh meat, fresh produce, and dairy is on the outside wall. All the processed junk is in the aisles. If you're on a budget and you're a good scratch cook, 90% of your budget is spent on the fresh stuff. Spices, condiments, and canned goods are in the aisles, too, but they're mere accompaniments. All the processed foods cost more for what you get out of them. Now that price is no object, I buy way too much junk. I was a lot more disciplined when I was living on $30,000 a year. I ate well, but soft drinks and potato chips were never in my cart. I'd buy a pot roast and veggies. Make the pot roast on Sunday. Leftovers on Monday, and make a pot of stew for the next few days. One pot roast and I could feed myself for close to a week. Then my one night out for steak and a few beers. Pretty boring fare, but it kept me pretty fit.
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What people don't realize about the traditional roles is that they actually empowered the women in innumerable ways. I think they forgot that all those alpha men were sacrificing to please their wives. Men have always bent to the will of the women they love. Women used to understand this, and controlled their men by (basically) pretending to submit to them, but subtly planting ideas in their heads and then congratulating their men for their cleverness and nobility. The more extreme the patriarchy seems, the more control the women usually have. Trying to compete with men on men's terms is ultimately degrading to women and creates more lonely, unhappy women.
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